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Category: Pointless amusement

Purrrfect distraction: Brooklyn’s first cat cafe just started a 24/7 kitten cam

Last month, Brooklyn's first permanent cat cafe opened in Brooklyn Heights where you can go snuggle with cats for $5 per…

It’s o-pun season! Lowlights from our Punderdome home game preview party last night

Last night, Team Brokelyn joined up with Punderdome at Halyards bar to present a special sneak preview of the hottest…

The struggling Brooklynite’s guide to turning your entire life into a performance art piece

The life of a broke millennial is not particularly glamorous. Maybe you’ve got some service industry job to support your…

This is why you should probably mind your own business on the subway

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFxu9dOO4zk My No. 1 reason for not liking ebooks, in addition to the fact that I HATE TREES (jk), is that…

Let comedian Joe Pera talk you to sleep in this thoroughly weird bedtime comedy video

You never can tell what's coming next in the world of alt-comedy. With two years of an over-the-top variety show in Bushwick, five of a bonafide pun competition…

Can the luck of the Irish help you win the lottery? We put it to a scientific test

The luck of the Irish: Is it a real thing or just a Disney Channel movie where a leprechaun plays…

Is this ‘sound graffiti’ artist the Banksy of Brooklyn?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wzK9fExTwo Remember when Banksy was nightcreepin' around New York City and everyone was like "oooh anything can be art after…

This new PATH station cost $4 billion. Here’s what that money could have bought instead

Many New Yorkers are apoplectic about the new turkey carcass Oculus WTC PATH train that opened yesterday. Design compromises, incredible delays, and cost overruns…

The Brokelyn debate: Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton weigh in on important Brooklyn issues

With the New York primary on April 19 just a few weeks away, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are still…

2016 is over: The 10 hottest Brooklyn food trends of 2017

It’s been a strange and often disturbing few years in the Brooklyn food scene. We’ve seen Nutelasagna, cricket bitters, chorizo…